Proceedings of the workshop on optical property measurement techniques, Ispra, 27-29 October 1987

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Industrial research and development

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• Sciences et techniques

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• Langue: English
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Non Nuclear Energies
Workshop on Optical
Property Measurement
Techniques
Ispra, Italy, 27-29 October 1987
REFERENCE
Edited by
E. Aranovitch, C. Bassani ONLY
CEC Joint Research Centre, Ispra
W.B. Gillett, J.E. Bates DATE ¿9 G£"· 1998
Sir William Halcrow & Partners Ltd., UK
Commission of the European Communities
Directorate-General for Science Research and Development
Joint Research Centre, Ispra Establishment
May 1988 EUR 11607 EN PREPRINT Non Nuclear Energies
Workshop on Optical
Property Measurement
Techniques
Ispra, Italy, 27-29 October 1987
Edited by
E. Aranovitch, C. Bassani
CEC Joint Research Centre, Ispra
W.B. Gillett, J.E. Bates
Sir William Halcrow & Partners Ltd., UK
REFERENCE
ONLY
DATE 2 9 GE"·1998
Commission of the European Communities
Directorate-General for Science Research and Development
Joint Research Centre, Ispra Establishment
EUR 11607 EN PREPRINT
May 1988 Published by the
COMMISSION OF THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITIES
Directorate-General
Information Market and Innovation
Bâtiment Jean Monnet
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Printed in Italy Foreword
In the fields of solar energy and energy conservation, there is an increasing need
for measurements of optical properties, both for the characterisation of solar and
building components and in component ageing studies. The CEC Joint Research
Centre (JRC) Ispra is working in the fields of solar energy and energy conserva­
tion in habitat and is also developing specialist expertise in optical measurements
to support work in these areas. Several other groups of experts are also working
on optical measurements including the European Solar Collector and System
Testing Group, International Energy Agency (IEA) Task X and standards organisa­
tions such as thel Standards Organisation (ISO) and the Commission
Internationale de l'Eclairage (CIE).
In order to provide an opportunity for discussion between international experts,
and to establish the current 'state-of-the-art' in optical measurements, the Joint
Research Centre organised and hosted a three day workshop on optical property
measurement techniques. The workshop covered measurement techniques and
applications in both the solar and infrared wavelengths and there was also a special
session on glazing. The accuracies, merits and problems of different measure­
ment techniques were discussed and areas for improvement were identified.
These proceedings contain papers presented at the workshop, summaries of the
key points raised during discussions, notes on standards relevant to optical pro­
perties measurements, and details of calibration surfaces and services available
from national standards laboratories. The proceedings are likely to be of interest
to all those working in the field of optical property measurements, and to organisa­
tions responsible for standardization in this field. Contents
Introduction Section 1: 1 n 2: General Presentations 5
2.1 Welcome 7
2.2 Keynote Speech 7
2.3 Reference Surfaces
Section 3 Solar Wavelengths - Measurement Techniques 21 n 4: Solars - Applications 119
Section 5 IRs -t Techniques 167 n 6 IR Wavelengths - Applications 289
Section 7 Glazing 317 n 8 359 Conclusions
Appendix I Workshop Programme 363 x IIp Participants 37
Appendix III List of Papers Presented7 x IV Technical Tour 38
Appendix V Standards Relevant to Optical Property Measurements on
Solar Materials9
Appendix VI Reference Surfaces 395 Section 1
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